The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 694 - Evil To The Left, Cowardice To The Right

00:00:00.000 Today on the Matt Wall Show, the cowardly governor of Arkansas vetoes a bill that would have banned

00:00:04.920 the chemical castration of children in the state. The Republican Party continues to prove itself

00:00:08.860 utterly useless in the fight against the radical left. Also, five headlines, including the insanely

00:00:13.500 lenient plea deal offered to the two girls who carjacked and murdered a man in D.C.

00:00:18.440 If this is privilege, it ain't white male privilege, that's for sure. Also, another family

00:00:22.480 harassed on a plane because their young children weren't masked. And Derek Chauvin's defense gets

00:00:27.500 the police chief to make a surprising admission on the stand. We'll play that for you. Plus,

00:00:31.500 our daily cancellation and much more today on the Matt Wall Show.

00:00:41.960 You know, one of the ugliest marine mammals, or rather marine animals, I should say, not a mammal,

00:00:47.480 is known as the blobfish. If you saw only a picture of it online, you might imagine that you're looking

00:00:52.380 at some sort of strange, half-melted claymation character. But the blobfish is very real. It

00:00:57.760 floats along the seafloor, a slimy, droopy, gelatinous, toothless, bottom-feeding invertebrate

00:01:03.260 mass, capable only of eating whatever microscopic edible material happens to float in front of it.

00:01:08.740 It also has no muscle and no defense mechanism, except to slink along in the dark, hoping that the

00:01:15.020 bigger fish don't notice it. This is why I've long believed that the blobfish should be the Republican

00:01:21.340 Party's mascot. Republicans certainly are not worthy of their elephant totem. Elephants are

00:01:26.560 noble, intelligent, strong, sturdy, formidable. Elected Republicans, with very rare exception,

00:01:33.900 are none of those things. They are much more like the blobfish, spineless, squishy, ridiculous,

00:01:39.540 defenseless, slithering along uselessly in the muck, hoping not to be noticed. Over the last couple

00:01:46.260 weeks, Republicans have worked especially hard to earn the new mascot that I'm proposing.

00:01:50.360 First, Kristi Noem of South Dakota vetoed a bill, as we discussed on this show, that would have banned

00:01:55.800 males from women's sports. The stated reason for the veto was that the NCAA would be mad at her if 1.00

00:02:03.060 she signed it, and she doesn't want to make them mad. That's only a slight paraphrase, if you remember

00:02:06.900 when we played that audio clip. If you thought that would be the most egregious cave we've seen from

00:02:12.320 a Republican this spring, you were mistaken. Caving, after all, is what Republicans do best.

00:02:17.200 Perhaps on second thought, I should have suggested a sinkhole as the GOP's emblem.

00:02:21.420 Maybe that would be more appropriate, even. And that brings us to Asa Hutchinson,

00:02:26.000 the Republican governor of Arkansas. Hutchinson, ever the chivalrous gentleman, decided to rescue

00:02:32.020 Noem from having to bear the title as the party's new biggest wimp. So yesterday, the governor announced

00:02:37.680 that he was vetoing a bill that would have banned the chemical castration of children and all other

00:02:43.500 forms of, quote, gender transition therapy for minors who lack the ability to fully consent to

00:02:49.420 such life-altering procedures. Now, I could see how a conservative who's been living underground,

00:02:55.120 let's say, for the past 15 years, or maybe at the bottom of the sea to keep the blobfish thing going,

00:03:00.820 might oppose such a bill simply because it would seem to them to be so wildly unnecessary.

00:03:06.060 I mean, surely they might protest. We don't need legislation to stop doctors from trying to

00:03:11.160 physically turn boys into girls. Nobody would ever do such a thing. We don't need this bill.

00:03:17.060 You might think that if you have not been above ground and conscious for the last 15 years,

00:03:22.880 but Asa Hutchinson has been above ground and conscious as far as I know. He's been in the

00:03:27.740 governor's mansion, which might as well be underground in so many cases. But no, he knows

00:03:33.560 that a bill like this is indeed necessary, though it should not be, but it is.

00:03:37.800 This is no mere theoretical or academic issue. Many millions of children are being indoctrinated

00:03:43.840 into the left's gender theory doctrines as we speak. They're having gender confusion purposefully 0.90

00:03:49.760 instilled in their minds. A certain sizable portion of them will eventually be, quote, transitioned.

00:03:56.560 So this is a real issue and an important one. There are not many issues that can reasonably

00:04:02.920 considered be considered more important, as far as I can tell. Hutchinson, as a sane,

00:04:08.640 though spineless man, knows all of this. He vetoed the bill anyway on the basis that stopping doctors

00:04:14.640 from doing physically, from dosing physically healthy children with dangerous hormone blockers

00:04:19.480 is somehow government overreach, he said. Here he is explaining.

00:04:24.640 House Bill 1570 would put the state as the definitive oracle of medical care,

00:04:31.020 overriding parents, patients, and health care experts. While in some instances the state must act to

00:04:39.480 protect life, the state should not presume to jump into the middle of every medical, human,

00:04:45.960 and ethical issue. This would be and is a vast government overreach.

00:04:52.020 This guy, he's 70 years old. He's about to be term limited, thank God. He can't run for re-election

00:05:01.860 anyway. 70 years old, he's getting term limited out of the position as governor. What does he have to

00:05:10.840 lose? Literally nothing to lose. You might as well just sign the bill. Yet he can't do it. That's how much

00:05:19.380 of a completely useless coward this person is. Even in that position with nothing to lose,

00:05:27.340 he still can't do it. He's terrified. He's terrified of making people mad at him.

00:05:34.600 Now, he says he worries that the bill would allow the state to override parents, patients, and health care

00:05:39.600 experts. But the patients in this case are children. We override the decisions of children all the time.

00:05:46.260 I often have to issue my own parental vetoes, squashing my son's plan to eat nothing but

00:05:52.160 ketchup and bread for every meal, or my daughter's proposal that she made recently that we capture a

00:05:56.740 squirrel and bring it into the house as a pet. Okay, I had to veto that. Kids are famously bad 0.94

00:06:03.560 at analyzing the long-term effects of their actions, or even the short-term effects. It's not

00:06:08.280 their fault. They lack the neurological equipment to think in those terms. This is why we don't let

00:06:12.720 children get tattoos or buy guns or buy tobacco products. They're simply too young to make those

00:06:17.420 kinds of decisions for themselves. Override them? Yes, of course, all the time. That's our job as

00:06:22.840 adults. What about the parents and the, quote, health care experts? Well, we'd have no trouble

00:06:28.700 overriding a parent who took his 11-year-old son into the tattoo parlor to get a giant picture of

00:06:35.140 Scooby-Doo inked permanently on his forearm. We would not only override such a parent, but they would

00:06:41.740 likely get a visit from Child Protective Services, wouldn't they? It's possible for a parent to be

00:06:46.860 wrong in the decisions they make for their child. It's possible for health care experts to be wrong

00:06:53.540 too. This is one of those times. Indeed, health care experts not long ago would have said that a

00:06:59.460 gender-confused child is either going through a phase or, worst case, is suffering from a mental 0.72

00:07:03.540 disorder. There would have been no discussion of putting the child on drugs to change his body

00:07:08.240 in order to conform it with his delusions. Therapy and counseling would have been the

00:07:13.360 preferred treatment course not long ago. As it turns out, we have no choice but to use the word

00:07:19.820 wrong in reference to these health care experts. They were either wrong a few years ago or they're

00:07:25.160 wrong now. If you think they're right now, then you think they were wrong before. Whichever way you go,

00:07:32.040 you're calling health care experts wrong. God forbid. And that's fine because health care experts

00:07:37.220 can be wrong. And they most certainly are wrong in this case. And by the way, it's not like every

00:07:44.340 health care expert actually agrees with this anyway. Despite what you may have been told, not every

00:07:51.060 health care expert is lining up to endorse the idea of drugging children who are gender confused.

00:07:55.860 It's just that the ones who don't endorse it, either are too afraid to speak too loudly in their

00:08:01.880 opposition, or if they do speak up in opposition, they're going to be, well, they're going to get

00:08:05.680 exactly the kind of treatment that Asa Hutchinson was afraid of receiving, which is why he made the

00:08:09.700 decision he made. Now, Hutchinson, further explaining his veto, also explained that the bill is, quote,

00:08:16.080 opposed by the leading Arkansas associations. The leading Arkansas associations. What associations?

00:08:23.080 Oh, just the leading ones. You know, the associations, all of them. They don't like it.

00:08:29.620 And he says, and the concern expressed is that denying best medical care to transgender youth

00:08:34.800 can lead to significant harm to the young person from suicidal tendencies and social isolation

00:08:38.980 to increased drug use. Okay. Consider what is happening here. A Republican governor in Arkansas

00:08:47.200 is affirming the idea that chemical castration may be, quote, the best medical care for a boy who's

00:08:55.680 confused about his gender. Again, this is a view so radical that only a few years ago, it wasn't even

00:09:02.460 accepted by the most fringe people on the left. Now, in the blink of an eye, elected Republicans in the

00:09:09.920 South are endorsing it. Our plunge into madness has hit warp speed and the Republican Party is completely

00:09:18.400 incapable of doing anything about it and unwilling. And what is this medical care exactly? Well, in many

00:09:25.740 cases, it means physically healthy boys taking drugs that were initially developed to treat prostate cancer in

00:09:31.800 grown men. Okay. We're giving cancer drugs to children who are physically healthy. They're being

00:09:40.400 dosed with off-label cancer drugs in order to halt their normal growth in maturation and to make their

00:09:45.580 bodies more feminine. These same kinds of drugs, by the way, are also used to chemically castrate sex 1.00

00:09:51.500 offenders. So I just want to reiterate that again. We're giving drugs to little boys and those

00:10:01.800 same kinds of drugs are used to chemically castrate sex offenders. Now, all of this is done based on

00:10:07.240 two premises, right? Number one, these are the premises. One, that some male children are really 0.82

00:10:13.320 girls and some female children are really boys. And number two, that it's possible to turn the male

00:10:19.340 children into girls by giving them drugs and vice versa for the female children. Both of these premises are 0.89

00:10:25.080 wildly false, utterly indefensible. These are also not medical or scientific, but philosophical assertions.

00:10:34.580 They are grounded in the belief that the self, right? The self is this amorphous, indeterminate,

00:10:42.080 relative thing. According to this philosophical view, we can make and remake ourselves however we like

00:10:48.420 because nothing about us is ingrained or innate, except our race somehow. This claim does not become

00:10:55.980 any more credible just because doctors or medical experts make it. It is, again, not a medical claim.

00:11:04.080 It is a religious dogma and it's absurd on its face. In reality, if a child has gender dysphoria, 0.55

00:11:12.480 no hormone drug or surgery could ever be an effective treatment or an ethical one.

00:11:20.220 The gender dysphoric person feels, you know, trapped inside a body that doesn't match, 0.99

00:11:25.180 to use the National Health Service's phrase. This obviously cannot be anything but a disorder of the

00:11:32.220 mind. It should go without saying that a person cannot actually have the wrong body. It doesn't make

00:11:39.420 any sense. It's not as if our minds are entirely separate entities that are poured inside our bodies

00:11:45.960 like a liquid into a container on some sort of apparently mistake-prone cosmic assembly line.

00:11:51.560 It's a very strange form of dualism that sees the human person this way. I am my body. I can no more

00:11:59.380 have the wrong sex than I can have the wrong right knee or the wrong left pinky finger or wrong eye color.

00:12:05.920 I am who I am, biologically speaking. I cannot be anything other than that, no matter how I might

00:12:14.460 feel about it. If I have trouble accepting my biological nature, then the correct course of

00:12:19.500 treatment must be one that helps me to accept it. Deforming, mutilating, poisoning, or castrating me

00:12:25.800 or suppressing my healthy physical development in any other way would be precisely the wrong

00:12:30.520 approach. It's exactly like, exactly like giving laxatives and, you know, a fun house mirror to

00:12:39.180 an anorexic. And the anorexic believes she's fat when really she's not. It would be cruel to, quote,

00:12:46.040 treat a person struggling with this disorder by helping them to better see themselves by the light

00:12:51.860 of their delusion. Okay, if an anorexic person comes up to you and says, I think I'm fat, the last thing

00:12:58.040 you're going to do is say, you know what, if you identify as fat, then you are. I mean, if that's

00:13:03.580 how you feel, I'm not going to tell you that you're wrong. If that's how you identify, let's get you some

00:13:07.800 diet pills. Now, the point is that the anorexic thinks she's fat, but she's not. The gender dysphoric 0.99

00:13:17.740 boy thinks he's a girl, but he's not. The confusion is the issue, not his body, not puberty, not his

00:13:27.400 natural biological functions. They are not sick. If anything is sick, it's his mind, and that's what

00:13:33.620 should be treated. Although in the case of children, most of the time, there's nothing even wrong with

00:13:39.360 their minds. They're just going through a normal phase. They're confused. It's a very natural thing

00:13:44.360 for a child to be confused, especially when they don't have any guidance from the adults in their

00:13:50.060 lives. This is the position of all reasonable and decent people. And yes, so if you don't hold

00:14:00.760 the position that I have just described, you are not a reasonable, decent person. You are a twisted,

00:14:06.200 perverse, evil person. This is not a gray area issue. There are issues where reasonable and decent

00:14:18.560 people can disagree respectfully. There are issues like that, plenty of issues. This is not one of

00:14:24.800 those issues. If you endorse the idea of chemically castrating children, you are a disgusting, horrible

00:14:31.640 person. That's it. Or you're crazy. Those are the two options. But the problem is that it also requires

00:14:43.140 some small hint of courage, some small hint of courage to be reasonable and decent in an unreasonable

00:14:49.020 and indecent culture. For many Republicans, such as Asa Hutchinson, that is simply too high a bar to get

00:14:55.780 over. They will, in the end, go along with any evil, affirm any lie, countenance any delusion so that

00:15:03.980 they might live another day politically and socially. Not live to fight another day, but simply to float

00:15:11.720 another day, out of sight, out of mind, hoping that they will be eaten last. Let's get now to our five headlines.

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00:17:02.160 ages 13 and 15 who were charged with the murder and carjacking of a Pakistani immigrant killed

00:17:06.400 last month while working at his job delivering food in Washington, D.C. have reportedly reached

00:17:12.300 a plea agreement with prosecutors. Now, you remember this case. We talked about it a few

00:17:19.640 days ago. Maybe if you didn't watch the show or you weren't paying attention to conservative

00:17:26.960 media that day, you may not have heard of it because the mainstream media was certainly happy

00:17:34.000 to move on and not talk much about it. But it's on video. These girls, they carjacked this 1.00

00:17:39.200 Pakistani immigrant, Mohammed Anwar, 66 years old. He was trying to do his job delivering food for

00:17:44.380 Uber Eats, you know, and they tried to steal his car. They had a taser and he attempted to stop them

00:17:50.480 from stealing his car because this is his livelihood. He needs his car in order to support himself and

00:17:55.560 his family. And they drive off with him hanging out of the car. They flip the car, send him hurtling.

00:18:02.540 He dies on the pavement, bleeding. And then they're rescued from the car by some National

00:18:09.760 Guardsmen who were standing there. And nobody has any concern for Mohammed Anwar who's just 0.61

00:18:14.280 laying there bleeding, dead or dying. No one even checks on him. And the girls, the only thing they're

00:18:21.020 worried about is their phone. They're like stepping around the dead man saying, I need my phone. I need my

00:18:25.700 phone. So that's the case. If you didn't hear about it. Well, on Monday, the teens reportedly reached the

00:18:33.900 plea deal with prosecutors that would ensure that they will not be held past the age of 21, nor be placed in a

00:18:42.760 prison facility. So they carjacked the man and murdered him. And they're not going to prison. According to this,

00:18:53.520 they're not going to spend a day in prison and they'll be totally free to go by the age of 21.

00:18:59.040 Which means in, uh, for the one girl in the, by, in six years, if she's getting any sentence at all,

00:19:05.820 you know, it's, and it's not gonna be prison. It's six years. Now you have to ask, you know,

00:19:12.580 this, this girl who murdered a man at 15 and, uh, and cared so little for his life that the only

00:19:23.400 thing she was worried about was her phone afterwards. Do you think like six years from

00:19:30.420 now, after spending six years in whatever the juvenile detention system or wherever she is

00:19:36.680 going, you think she's going to be magically a better person and less of a danger to society

00:19:40.580 right now? She is a murdering sociopath who does not value human life at all. 1.00

00:19:48.200 So you add six years on top of that going through the juvenile system. Um, and after she's already 1.00

00:19:57.160 been getting given the message from the court system that what she did, wasn't all that bad.

00:20:01.280 I mean, it was bad, but not that bad.

00:20:05.340 You think those factors are going to make her a better person, less of a danger?

00:20:09.480 You know, when this person gets out of jail, are you going to feel, would you feel comfortable

00:20:16.760 around her? Would you let her babysit your kids? No, I don't think so. No, we, because we all,

00:20:23.600 this is the way it's going to, we all know how it's going to go because it's gone this way a million

00:20:27.120 times. So we all know this story. And the story is, um, she gets a slap on the wrist from the court

00:20:33.860 system. They release her, uh, back after, after she does her, you know, pays, pays a whatever 0.89

00:20:40.720 penalty, whatever symbolic penalty. And then she's released back into society. And, you know,

00:20:46.560 a couple of months later, a couple of years later, she will either be dead or she'll have killed

00:20:52.520 someone or both. And if she's not dead, she'll be back. She'll end up back in prison in this time

00:20:58.520 for, you know, 10, 15 years. And then we'll release her again. And we'll do this all over

00:21:02.380 again. While she continues to be nothing but a danger to, and a strain on society and all for 0.99

00:21:12.400 what? Now, the other question we have to ask ourselves is, um, if in this case, these girls, 0.62

00:21:20.100 these were, uh, two teenage black girls, you know, let's just ask ourselves if this was, uh, 1.00

00:21:26.440 especially in DC of all places, if this was, uh, if we had a video of a 15 year old white male

00:21:34.020 teenager, carjacking a Pakistani immigrant and killing him and then getting out of the car.

00:21:40.340 And the only thing he was worried about his phone is his phone. Do you think he's going to get this

00:21:43.360 deal? You think that's going to happen, especially in DC? We all know, no, that's not going to happen.

00:21:49.440 So this is an example of privilege, but it's not white male privilege. That's for sure.

00:21:53.160 And I think, you know, their race certainly helps them in this case,

00:22:00.580 but gender is probably the most salient factor here because the fact is that women, there are, 1.00

00:22:10.160 there's a lot of ingrained privilege for women in our culture today. And nowhere is that more 1.00

00:22:16.100 apparent than in the court system. In fact, here's an article. This I think is a relevant. Here's an

00:22:21.800 article from Michigan, from the Michigan law website. And it says, uh, I'm talking about a

00:22:26.980 recent, uh, research paper that was done. It says, if you're a criminal defendant, it may help a lot

00:22:33.060 to be a woman. At least that's what professor Sanja Starr's research on federal criminal cases 1.00

00:22:37.980 suggests. Professor Starr's recent paper, quote, estimating gender disparities in federal criminal

00:22:42.860 cases looks closely at a large data set of federal cases and reveal some significant findings.

00:22:47.380 Listen to this. After controlling for the arrest, offense, criminal history, and other prior

00:22:53.280 characteristics, quote, men receive 63% longer sentences on average than women do. And women

00:23:00.100 are twice as likely to avoid incarceration if convicted. This gender gap, the gender gap is 0.98

00:23:05.960 about six times as large as the racial disparity that professor Starr found in another recent paper.

00:23:10.460 Now we hear a lot about the racial disparity in the court system. Um, the gender disparity is much

00:23:17.740 more significant and we don't hear anything about it. Now keep in mind again, because one of the

00:23:25.560 things, if ever you bring this up and you bring up the fact that women are much more likely to get a 1.00

00:23:30.420 lenient sentence, which is true, the immediate response will be, yeah, well, women commit less 1.00

00:23:36.580 violent crime and all that. No, this is after controlling for the type of crime, uh, criminal

00:23:45.380 history, all of that. So you take a man and a woman, at least in federal court, and, uh, they're

00:23:52.540 identical in what they've done in their criminal history. Only thing that's different is their sex.

00:23:58.840 The woman's going to get a lesser penalty, significantly lesser penalty. 1.00

00:24:06.100 So this is a case here. This is, um, what's happening with these girls. I would call this, 1.00

00:24:10.580 it's a couple of levels of privilege here as they're, as they get to cash in their victim points,

00:24:17.440 which, which literally amounts to a get out of jail free card in this case, or at least get out

00:24:23.860 of prison free because they're not going to prison. But of all the privilege, their female privilege, 1.00

00:24:28.700 I think is the most, um, significant here. All right. Number two, a family with a two-year-old

00:24:34.860 and a special needs child was kicked off, temporarily kicked off, uh, a Spirit Airlines flight.

00:24:41.060 They were eventually let back on apparently, but that doesn't, that doesn't make what we're about

00:24:47.400 to see here. Okay. And, uh, let's, let's watch it here.

00:24:50.780 Okay. So she's saying, she's saying that they're, they're noncompliance.

00:25:18.980 Meanwhile, both of the, both of the adults are wearing a mask. All we see there is the toddler

00:25:26.420 who's by the way, totally unbothered. So you got to like about toddlers. She's just sitting there

00:25:29.980 enjoying her yogurt, completely oblivious to everything.

00:25:37.160 She's eating a yogurt and she's not, not only is she a toddler, but she's also in the process of

00:25:41.040 eating. And so that's why she's getting singled out. Okay. All right.

00:25:48.980 And then, and then eventually they were, so they also have a special needs child who you

00:25:52.620 can't see in the video right now, but sitting in between the parents, there's a special needs

00:25:56.120 child, uh, a little bit older, but he, you know, he's looks like he's, I don't know how old

00:25:59.860 he is, but certain young, he's a young child. Um, they were eventually kicked off the flight

00:26:05.100 forced to, to get off the flight. And then they, and then they were allowed to get back on

00:26:09.500 after going through all of this rigmarole and the, and the, uh, uh, humiliation and all of that,

00:26:16.480 they were eventually let back on. That doesn't make this okay though, to harass a family with

00:26:22.000 young children and humiliate them like this only to let them back on it. None of that is okay. I mean,

00:26:29.620 this is, this is evil behavior. And what I hate the most about it, there are so many things I hate

00:26:34.520 about it, but the worst thing, and you can, it's, it's hard to hear the audio, but you can hear the

00:26:40.040 flight attendant there saying that, Hey, this is the policy. There's nothing I can do about it. And

00:26:45.960 yeah, I don't like it either, but having these people hide behind policy while they're, you know,

00:26:55.840 harassing families who aren't doing anything wrong, insisting that they muzzle their young

00:27:03.680 children for no reason, no, no real medical reason, just do it because it makes everyone

00:27:10.400 else feel more comfortable, allegedly. And they hide behind the policy. You know, policies are not

00:27:16.620 these, uh, you know, like deities that are hovering there and, and, and can cause you to do things you

00:27:23.320 don't want to do. Policies are just, they're nothing unless you have people to enforce them.

00:27:29.400 A policy can't do anything unless people enforce it. And so if you are choosing to enforce it,

00:27:36.760 then you can't hide behind that policy. It's a choice that you are making.

00:27:43.420 And meanwhile, this is a spirit airlines. Like if this doesn't convince you to stop flying spirit,

00:27:48.120 then I don't know what will. Because on top of this, on top of them harassing young families with

00:27:54.340 young children, uh, they're also just one of the worst companies in existence.

00:28:01.560 Flying spirit airlines is a, it's a, even compared to most other airlines, and this is saying something,

00:28:07.740 it's a miserable experience. They spirit airlines, they hate their customers. You can just tell they

00:28:15.000 hate you. It's one of those things. And this is at every level in my experience. Anyway, customer service,

00:28:22.680 if you have to call them or you get on the flight, the flight attendants, everyone's in a bad mood.

00:28:27.280 They don't like you. They don't want you there.

00:28:31.440 So it's a horrible service. Um, the, the planes are cramped. It's like, they're sticking you into

00:28:37.220 these sardine cans. And, uh, and on top of that, they treat their customers like crap, as you just saw

00:28:43.380 there. But that's not enough to convince you. And the thing is, I would say I will happily pay like

00:28:50.140 $400 more to fly on a better airline, but all the other airlines are crap too. So, or most of them

00:28:56.640 anyway. All right. Number three, Derek Chauvin's defense yesterday started, um, homing in on the

00:29:02.880 concept of camera perspective bias. And what they're suggesting is that at least some of the video we've

00:29:09.140 seen of Chauvin supposedly kneeling on, on, uh, George Floyd's neck may have been deceptive, not to

00:29:14.520 say that they were deceptively edited, but, but just that the perspective of the camera is misleading.

00:29:20.260 So here's a pretty, I think a pretty, uh, pretty stunning moment where the, the defense attorney

00:29:26.460 gets the police chief to agree that, um, at least for part of this time, Derek Chauvin did not have

00:29:34.160 his knee on George Floyd's neck, but had his knee on George Floyd's back. So let's, uh, let's watch this.

00:29:38.480 Chief that from the perspective of Ms. Frazier's camera, it appears that officer Chauvin's knee

00:29:48.560 is on the neck of Mr. Floyd.

00:29:53.120 Yes.

00:30:00.220 Okay. Now they're changing the camera to a different angle. As you can see, they've got

00:30:04.440 the split screen and you can see one, one angle. It really looks like Derek Chauvin has his knee

00:30:12.120 on the neck, but you can't always trust it. We should have learned this by now. You can't always

00:30:18.460 trust these, uh, the videos that you see of these incidents. Of course, we see the videos out of

00:30:27.080 context. Everyone immediately jumps to conclusion, but sometimes it's deceptive and eventually he's

00:30:33.520 going to ask the police chief, the question, I think. Would you agree that from the perspective

00:30:39.280 of officer King's body camera, it appears that officer Chauvin's knee was more on Mr. Floyd's

00:30:46.040 shoulder blade? Um, yes.

00:30:55.920 I have no further questions. It's a significant moment, um, right there because it's all about,

00:31:02.480 again, just sowing the reasonable doubt, uh, seeds of doubt. That's, that's what defense

00:31:08.680 attorney is supposed to do. He doesn't have to prove innocence. He just has to prove or demonstrate,

00:31:14.220 um, that the prosecution has not made its case beyond a reasonable doubt. So there's doubt now

00:31:20.060 about how long Derek Chauvin had his knee on, um, George Floyd's neck. Doubt about that.

00:31:28.760 Uh, there's doubt about how exactly George Floyd died. There are conflicting medical examinations,

00:31:37.220 medical examiners saying different things. There's doubt about whether he died of an overdose.

00:31:43.780 I mean, at a minimum, there's doubt about all these things.

00:31:48.100 Does all that add up to reasonable doubt about Chauvin's guilt or innocence?

00:31:53.520 It certainly seems to. All right. Number four, this is from the Hill. It says, um,

00:32:00.840 a new state law in Utah will legally require that biological fathers pay half of women's pregnancy

00:32:06.200 expenses. Some states such as New York and Wisconsin have similar financial provisions for

00:32:10.980 pregnancies. The bill signed by governor Spencer Cox, a Republican, uh, was well received by Utah's

00:32:16.860 Republican majority legislature and will apply to pregnancy related medical costs.

00:32:20.820 In cases where a child's paternity is disputed, the father won't need to pay until the paternity

00:32:25.340 is established. Fathers also will not be liable to pay for abortions carried out without their

00:32:30.220 consent, except in cases of rape or when the mother's life is endangered. Um, yeah, Republicans

00:32:36.080 apparently are celebrating this. I, I, I'm, I'm, I wish that I could support a bill like this. I,

00:32:43.980 you know, in principle, um, in a, in a perfect ideal world, I would support this because yes,

00:32:51.840 if you're a father and you, you know, it takes two to tango as they say. And, um, if you help to

00:32:58.360 conceive a child, then you should be responsible for that child. And that responsibility should be,

00:33:04.140 you know, again, in an ideal situation, that responsibility would even be, you know,

00:33:09.200 there would be law behind that to enforce it. Now, if you're doing what you should do,

00:33:14.520 this should be a non-issue. Like if you get married and then you have kids that you don't

00:33:18.820 have to worry about splitting it 50, 50. I mean, I really paid for 100% of our pregnancy related

00:33:24.700 costs because I'm the breadwinner in the family and we're married. And so it's not an issue enough

00:33:28.560 to think about it. Right. But these are the complications you do have to consider if you,

00:33:33.080 um, you know, are having kids out of wedlock. But the reason why I can't support this is that we,

00:33:39.760 we don't live, we live in something quite far from the ideal world. And in this non-ideal world,

00:33:44.960 there is, as was mentioned here, um, abortion. And what that means is that the mother has 100%

00:33:52.860 authority to have her child executed. And the father has no say in that whatsoever.

00:33:59.640 So you can't have it both ways here. If, if, if we're going to legally require men to pay 50% 0.80

00:34:07.280 for, for, uh, you make them financially responsible for 50% of the pregnancy, 0.99

00:34:12.360 then do they also have 50% say in whether the child's going to be executed?

00:34:19.580 If they don't, then I don't see how you can put them on a, you know, I don't see how you can give

00:34:23.940 them half the tab for the pregnancy costs, but you know, either we are legally treating the unborn

00:34:31.180 child as also the father's child or not. Either the unborn child is legally also the father's child 0.55

00:34:40.100 and the father's responsibility or not. And if you're telling me that the father has no right

00:34:46.060 to stop the woman from having the child executed, then what you're telling me is that legally,

00:34:51.080 while the child is in the womb, it's not really the father's child and not really the father's

00:34:56.080 responsibility. That's not the way it should be. That's the way it is though.

00:35:01.720 So we can't do this other stuff until we first take care of that problem.

00:35:07.740 All right. Number five, finally news from a really important news. I've been waiting to get to this,

00:35:12.360 uh, news from FIU, uh, the FIU football Twitter account. And it says, please welcome coach Horny

00:35:21.080 to FIU as our new special teams coordinator, coach Horny. I gotta say, I'm really fascinated by this

00:35:29.040 career change for, uh, Katie Hill. You know, she went from Congress to coaching football, big step. 1.00

00:35:35.020 That's it. That's it. I just wanted to make that joke about coach Horny. That's a real guy. Um,

00:35:40.960 there's a guy, his name's really coach Horny. I don't know anything else about him. I just know

00:35:43.920 that's his name. And I know presumably he has lived with that name his whole life, which is unthinkable.

00:35:50.700 How, how do you survive middle school with a, with a name like Horny? How do you do that?

00:35:57.500 I really think as a, you know, don't you have, you have a responsibility as a parent to like probably

00:36:03.700 change your last name. I don't know how, that's probably a difficult thing to do, but you gotta,

00:36:07.640 you gotta do something. You can't saddle a kid with that. It's not going to work.

00:36:13.360 How do you do anything? I mean, how do you ask a girl on a date as a teen boy with a last name like 0.63

00:36:19.180 Horny? And then he becomes a coach. So, which means that he's always going to be identified by his last

00:36:26.760 name for the rest of his life. That's tough. And here I am making fun of it like a middle schooler

00:36:34.140 myself. What else am I going to do? All right, let's move to reading the YouTube comments. This

00:36:38.440 is from Caleb says, Hey Matt, long time listener and enjoy the show. Um, you are my favorite DW host

00:36:45.100 and I want to get on reading the comment section. And I see that flattery works for this. It does

00:36:49.260 indeed. It does indeed. Another comment says tap water is really the champagne of freedom

00:36:55.240 to be honest. What tap water is the champagne of freedom. And this comment has like five likes

00:37:03.560 don't, don't like it. Don't encourage that. That doesn't make any sense. That doesn't mean

00:37:07.580 anything. Uh, Madeline says, um, I'll stop drinking Coke if the rest of you do. Well, I already did.

00:37:16.800 I stopped drinking Coke, um, you know, years ago because I decided I wanted to live past the age of 45.

00:37:26.060 You were just, if you're drinking, especially non-diet Coke, you are, you might as well like

00:37:32.880 three times a day, go grab a whole bag of sugar and just start dumping it into your mouth.

00:37:39.500 So yes, um, I already stopped drinking. It's so it is, I admit easy for me to boycott Coke

00:37:44.260 because I really don't drink it anyway, but even so that's what we should all do.

00:37:47.980 Uh, Christian says, please review the new space jam trailer. I remember when you canceled your kids

00:37:53.080 last time over space jam, LOL. I did see there's a new space jam coming out with LeBron James and I

00:37:58.880 did watch the trailer. Speaking of incoherent, it makes no sense whatsoever. It's, it's really,

00:38:03.020 and this is no surprise. It's, I guess we could call it product placement, the movie

00:38:07.560 because I don't know what the plot is, but it appears to be, it's just one long commercial,

00:38:12.740 um, for all of the movie studios, other products and, uh, and franchises. That's that. And that's

00:38:21.060 also the point of every superhero movie, by the way, it's really one long commercial

00:38:24.080 for the merchandise and the action figures. It's like every superhero movie is one long

00:38:28.800 action figure commercial. That's its main function. Um, let's see. Uh, Armando says,

00:38:36.720 Matt, you're missing the point on the Amazon controversy, controversy. Workers feel forced

00:38:41.380 to urinate and defecate on bags because of the unreasonable and unrealistic goals set by Amazon.

00:38:47.500 They have a horrible system in which workers feel they have to outperform to meet the ridiculous goals.

00:38:52.600 So I get that. I worked for a call center years ago when I was a teenager where they stopped paying

00:38:57.420 you. If you went to the bathroom, like you were only paid, you had to sit there and you know,

00:39:04.000 you had your headset on and I was a telemarketer. Okay. Uh, one of the most, so I, you know, what,

00:39:08.880 what the hated dreaded telemarketer and you sat there, um, at your computer and it would,

00:39:16.100 and it would automatically dial people and you just, and you'd take one call after another.

00:39:19.960 If you put your headset, if you paused it and put your headset down and went to go to the break

00:39:24.040 room for a second to get some water or go to the bathroom, you, you were not paid for that time.

00:39:28.720 Every second that you were not in the process of making a call or taking a call, you were not paid.

00:39:34.940 So I understand that. But in this case, they're complaining that drivers, I don't know what's

00:39:40.360 going on at the Amazon warehouses. And as I said, I have no interest in defending Amazon. I don't care

00:39:43.740 about defending them, but the complaint or part of the complaint was that drivers on the road

00:39:48.640 were forced to pee in bottles. I still don't understand how that could be Amazon's fault.

00:39:55.020 They can't really do anything about the scarcity of bathrooms on a highway. Can they?

00:40:02.360 Um, let's see. Lauren West finally says, honestly, I agree. I'm 17 and yet I'm having trouble deciding

00:40:10.780 to go to college or not. Well, I could tell you, you know, here's my advice. You're 17.

00:40:16.860 I mean, presumably you're going to, I guess you're going to, well, you're going to graduate this

00:40:20.660 year. So, uh, what I would say is don't, that's actually an easy choice. Don't go to college right

00:40:26.480 now. I'm not saying never go, but there's really no compelling reason for a 17 or 18 year old to

00:40:34.400 go to college. You can graduate high school, go out and work in the, in the real world for a little

00:40:41.740 bit. College will always be there. There's no downside at all. You take a couple, you're not,

00:40:49.360 who are you, you're not racing anybody. There's, this is not a race. College is always going to be

00:40:54.160 there. They'll always be more than happy to take your money if you want to give it to them. Um, so

00:40:58.000 there's no downside and take it a couple of years. You work, you earn some money, get some life

00:41:01.940 experience, maybe figure out yourself a little bit more, figure out what you want to do with your life.

00:41:07.200 And then with that experience, a little bit of money under your belt and, um, knowing, uh, having

00:41:14.000 a clear picture of, of your future goals. Then if you want to go into college, that's my advice.

00:41:19.860 No downside to it. It's all upside. Best kind of advice. Now a quick word from our friends over

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00:43:05.800 and replace them with their own pseudo morality. That's why we've launched a brand new talk show

00:43:10.380 with Candace Owens, one of the fiercest protectors of conservative values and free speech that there

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00:43:19.780 can watch her host lively discussion panels and exclusive interviews with an always exciting round

00:43:25.400 of guests, including myself. I'd say I was pretty exciting. And, uh, in fact, I was on her show last

00:43:31.800 week. Let's play a quick clip of that. What that happens when these kids who can't show up on time,

00:43:37.440 who aren't actually passing on the basis of what they know, when they get out into the real world,

00:43:41.860 I'm opening that up for any of you guys. I'll say, I always thought that they'll get out into the real

00:43:47.500 world and they're going to be introduced to reality and they're going to have to adjust to it. Uh, and

00:43:52.780 that's what we all said. All conservatives said that, oh, these snowflakes are going to get out into

00:43:56.400 the real world. But then we forgot that they, that they, they get to make the real world. I mean, they're

00:44:01.540 the ones taking over. And so they have reshaped reality in their image. And so unfortunately, uh, they're

00:44:07.400 not really getting the wake of the rest of us are getting the wake of call. Brilliant, brilliant

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00:44:37.820 Now let's get to our daily cancellation.

00:44:42.420 Today, we're going to cancel everybody involved with this story in USA Today, written by

00:44:46.360 Rasha Ali. It's titled quote, the, the pandemic forced us to stop hugging and shaking hands.

00:44:52.180 That's not necessarily a bad thing. The article goes on to quote a number of supposed experts,

00:44:57.100 including Dr. Fauci, who argues that we as a society should never go back to what were once,

00:45:02.000 uh, normal, universal ways of greeting each other. Fauci is quoted as saying that we should

00:45:06.700 never shake hands again because shaking hands is quote, really one of the major ways that you

00:45:12.100 transmit a respiratory illness. That's what he's saying. Other experts, including a, um,

00:45:17.500 quote unquote experts, including a psychotherapist and a health educator in San Francisco

00:45:22.140 argue that shaking hands and hugging may sometimes be a violation of a person's autonomy,

00:45:28.880 especially when children are urged to participate in that custom. And so maybe that's why we should

00:45:34.380 never go back to that again. From the article, it says,

00:45:36.820 it's a common tale. An adult relative comes over and a parent tells a child to greet that person

00:45:42.580 with a hug or a kiss. But as physical touch vanished during the pandemic, the pressure put

00:45:47.280 on kids to physically greet each other or greet people waned. And experts say it's a practice we

00:45:52.100 should stick with after the pandemic quote, we want our kids to trust their intuition, especially when

00:45:57.400 it relates to body autonomy. We also want kids to have a sense of agency when it comes to their

00:46:01.340 intuition and their bodies, which is an important part of their emerging sexuality. According to

00:46:06.260 health educator, Shafia Zaloum. Now, okay, it is of course, enormously creepy to think of a child

00:46:12.620 giving their visiting grandmother or aunt a kiss as something at all related to their emerging

00:46:18.480 sexuality as Shafia Zaloum seems to. It's also insane to relate any of this to bodily autonomy or to

00:46:26.140 make an issue out of any of it at all. And I say this as someone who quite jealously guards my own

00:46:32.340 personal space and I have no interest in hugging anyone outside of my immediate family. Even so,

00:46:37.800 I don't see the pandemic related changes as an improvement. And I certainly wouldn't want to

00:46:42.780 embrace them as permanent solutions. Now, to make matters worse, the article suggests a number of

00:46:49.260 alternative greetings that we're all invited to adopt moving forward. And so here are the,

00:46:54.900 they have a little handy chart and a diagram showing what this would all look like.

00:46:58.520 So first they have the hand wave, you know, and there's nothing wrong with a hand wave generally,

00:47:04.140 but it's, it's awkward to stand three feet from someone face to face and wave at them,

00:47:09.460 which is what you see people doing now. It's just like standing. That's what my one-year-old daughter

00:47:14.520 does. She'll go up to someone right in their face and start waving like this. And that's fine for a 1.00

00:47:20.100 one-year-old. For adults, it looks ridiculous. You're both standing there like morons, three feet

00:47:25.360 from each other waving. Another suggested alternative is to put your hand across your chest

00:47:30.920 like this, which looks like a greeting that you might see on Star Trek or something.

00:47:36.900 And then of course the elbow bump, they suggest, where two grown adults awkwardly touch elbows,

00:47:42.060 which makes them look, I don't know, deformed. Or maybe it looks like they're about to go into

00:47:47.880 some kind of secret handshake that they've devised, but they both forget the rest of the moves. So

00:47:51.680 they just stop right there. Whatever the case, it's stupid. And if you come up to me sticking

00:47:58.000 out your elbow and hoping that I touch it, don't be surprised if, if my elbow misses your elbow and

00:48:04.240 accidentally jabs you directly in the nose. Accidents happen. I mean, you know, you never know.

00:48:09.740 Finally, the chart here suggests as another option, and this apparently is not a joke.

00:48:13.840 It suggests a foot shake. Okay. Now with a foot shake, I haven't seen anyone, thank God,

00:48:22.160 actually doing this, but this is what USA Today suggests. With a foot shake, two people walk up to

00:48:27.040 each other and while standing, they look into each other's eyes and begin to play a game of one-legged

00:48:31.780 footsie. Yes, because this will be way less awkward and sexual than a handshake somehow. I mean,

00:48:37.860 if you're worried about telling your child to go give Uncle George a hug, how much worse would it sound

00:48:43.440 to say, Johnny, your uncle's here. Come play footsie with him. Play footsie with your uncle. Don't be

00:48:47.860 rude. This is why I'm happy to stick with shaking hands and hugging. You know, not only is it possible

00:48:55.380 for grown adults to engage in those activities without looking like awkward nerds or demented

00:48:59.440 freaks, which is more than I can say for the alternatives, but it also makes social interaction

00:49:04.060 smoother precisely because there are fewer options. Everyone understands that when you're greeting

00:49:10.640 someone, it's either a handshake or a hug, depending on your relationship to that person.

00:49:15.840 Now, sometimes there's the awkwardness of, you know, you go for the handshake when the other

00:49:19.660 person goes for a hug, or even worse, if you go for a hug and the other person goes for a handshake,

00:49:24.640 kind of letting you know where your relationship stands. But this awkwardness was minimized by the

00:49:29.740 fact that there were only the two options. So it's got to be one or the other. If you go for one and it's

00:49:34.340 not then that, then you know it's the other. Pretty simple. If we get rid of those options and we

00:49:40.120 leave it up to each individual to devise his own unique form of greeting, we're just going to be

00:49:44.200 left not knowing what to do. And this is the case with so much in society because when we get rid of

00:49:49.580 all these, all these, you know, one at a time, all these different social conventions out the window

00:49:54.080 and allegedly to free people up to, you know, be how they want, all that means is that nobody knows

00:50:00.160 how to interact with each other. And now you get rid of handshakes and hugs. You know, you might go for

00:50:05.960 the wave while they go for the elbow bump. And then you transition to the foot shake. The other

00:50:12.920 person tries the hand across the chest. All you want to do is say hi to the person. And now the two

00:50:17.020 of you are doing the hokey pokey. None of this is necessary. We had a fine system before. It was

00:50:24.960 working fine. There is no reason to abandon it. You know, you got to get over your own compunctions,

00:50:30.620 your own germophobia. Time to get past that. Get back to normal. That's what we got to do.

00:50:37.780 And anyone with, uh, who, who wants to get rid of the handshake is canceled. And especially anyone

00:50:43.140 who wants to replace the handshake with a foot shake or elbow touching or any other inappropriate

00:50:49.820 activity like that is also certainly canceled. And we'll leave it there for today. Thanks for

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The Matt Walsh Show - April 06, 2021

Ep. 694 - Evil To The Left, Cowardice To The Right

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